Zanus AI is an AI receptionist for pharmaceutical companies and biotech firms that answers your own lines, website chat, inbox and forms day and night. It answers only from the responses your medical team approved, in the caller's language, and passes side effects, product complaints and every medical question to your people.
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You talk. Lisa sets it up.
You“Any side effect, complaint or dosing question goes straight to medical information.”
Lisa“I'm sending callers who mention a side effect, a complaint or dosing to medical information, with the reason announced first. Apply?”
Any setting, in any module · applied only on your yes
Start with the one thing you need. Add more anytime by asking Lisa.
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Who reaches you
What it handles
With pharma front desk automation, one AI front desk answers every door of the company and stops where your medical team must decide.
AI Phone answers the medical information line on the first ring from the standard responses you approved, in the caller's language, and passes anything beyond them to your specialists.
Pharmacies, wholesalers and hospital buyers hear where an order stands, receive the tracking by e-mail and get a quote at your list prices that waits for your yes.
AI Webchat answers visitors from the pages and documents you assign, by text or voice, and hands a medical question or a reported reaction to a person.
AI E-mail reads every message to medical information, customer service and orders, drafts the reply from approved text and holds it for a person where you say so.
A damaged pack, a request for a written standard response or a stuck enrollment opens a ticket with the whole conversation, for the department and the people you chose.
AI CRM writes each call, chat, e-mail and form onto the contact's record, so the next colleague reads what the healthcare professional or pharmacist already said.
A day on the lines
Weekend messages, a pharmacy chasing a backorder and three physicians asking for a standard response arrive together. Each caller is answered at once, so there are no missed calls, and each request lands with the right desk.
When a new product or presentation goes out, call volume jumps and the same questions come in all day. The AI answers them from the wording your medical team approved for the launch.
A hospital pharmacist abroad calls during your night. The line takes after-hours calls in her language, and anything that needs your specialist becomes a message with her callback number for the morning.
When stock runs short, wholesalers and pharmacies call at once. The AI reads them the availability statement you wrote and keeps every account that asked on record for the follow-up.
A caregiver asking where the enrollment form is mentions a rash after a dose. Your rule sends the call to your people with the reason announced, and the transcript keeps her own words.
Lab scientists and clinicians met at a congress write in by the dozen. Their questions are answered from your documents, and the follow-ups run in each contact's language.
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The screens carry demo data; what counts is the job each one does for your medical information and order desks.






Compared
| What the company needs | A person at the desk | An outsourced call center | Voicemail | Zanus AI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Calls at night and from other time zones | Closed until morning | Answered by agents on shift | Heard the next working day | Answered on the first ring: in the caller's language, around the clock |
| Where answers come from | What the person remembers | The service's scripts and training | Nothing is answered | Your approved knowledge only: and a plain no when nothing is written |
| Side effects and complaints | Handled when someone is free | Taken down and passed on | Left on a recording | Passed straight to your people: with the reason announced and the words kept |
| A written record | Notes when there is time | Call notes in the service's system | An audio file to replay | Transcript and summary: on the caller's record, ready for review |
| Who speaks for your products | Your staff | Agents outside your company | Nobody | An AI on your own number: with your people taking every medical question |
What goes to a person
The AI agent on each line answers from the standard responses, documents and rules you gave it. A sentence they do not support is held back, and the caller hears that the team will come back.
No dosing guidance, no diagnosis, no judgement on interactions and nothing off-label. Those questions go to your medical information specialists with the caller's words written down.
A caller who describes a side effect or a possible adverse event is passed to the people you name, by transfer or by message, and the transcript is kept.
A product complaint, a broken vial or a pen that does not work opens a ticket for the department you chose, set so that only your people answer it.
Program eligibility, coverage, copay help and study participation are never decided or implied by the AI; it collects the details and hands them to a person.
Medical information, customer service and orders each set their call handling to AI only, AI first or people first. Before your specialist picks up, the AI says who is calling, from which audience and about what.
Set-up
Keep your phone system and the numbers healthcare professionals and pharmacies already dial. Forward them to the Front Office and the AI answers calls from that moment, with no porting.
Upload the standard responses, product documents and program guides the AI may use. Lisa reads your website too and shows the tree before anything answers a caller.
Tell Lisa which reasons go to a person: side effects, complaints, medical questions beyond approved text and eligibility. She reads each rule back before and after.
Try it free for 7 days with no credit card and read how each medical information call, order question and chat was answered.
Questions & answers
It works as a virtual receptionist for pharmaceutical companies: it answers the company's own phone lines, website chat, inbox and web forms like a trained front desk. Unlike an AI medical receptionist built to book patients at a clinic, it serves a manufacturer's audiences: healthcare professionals, patients, pharmacies and distributors, answered from the responses your medical team approved, routed by reason and language, every conversation written down.
No. It gives no medical advice, no dosing guidance and nothing off-label, however the question is put. It answers only from the standard responses and documents you approved, and a question outside them is passed to your medical information team with the caller's words, or taken as a message when nobody can be reached.
The AI does not handle it. A rule you write tells it to pass every side effect, possible adverse event or product complaint to the people you name: the call is transferred with the reason announced first, or a message with the callback number is filed for them. The transcript stays on the caller's record.
No. A BPO in pharma is an outside company whose agents answer your lines. Zanus AI is software on your own number: AI agents answer from your approved knowledge, and the calls that need a person go to your own staff, so no outside agent ever speaks for your products.
Yes, for what your program guide says: how the program works, which documents enrollment needs, the hours and how to reach a case manager. It books the callback, takes the message or puts the caller through. Eligibility, coverage, copay and financial-assistance questions are decisions for your people, never for the AI.
The caller's language, on every line. AI Phone answers each caller in the language they speak, the website chat and avatar speak 40 languages, and the line answers around the clock, so a pharmacist in another time zone is answered at their own hour. Calls can be routed by language to the colleague who speaks it.
Yes, from your records. With your catalog or store connected, the AI says where an order is, e-mails the tracking and can draft a quote at your list prices that waits for your yes. Purchase orders sent by e-mail are read and checked line by line before a quote exists.
Your company. Its knowledge is the website pages, documents and rules you give it, and nothing goes live before someone presses approve. A sentence your knowledge does not support is held back, the caller hears that the team will verify and come back, and the question waits for your medical team to answer once.
Zanus AI is priced per company, never per seat, so every line, department and colleague works under one subscription. Start with the modules your desks need and add the others when a new team asks. Plans sit on the pricing page, and the 7-day free trial runs on your own medical information and customer lines with no credit card.
Yes. A biotech supplier's front office is quotes, orders, shipments and instrument repairs as much as product questions, and an AI receptionist for life science companies takes all of them. The AI answers lab scientists from your catalog and manuals, drafts quotes at your prices, says where a shipment is and opens returns that wait for your team's approval.
Yes. Every call the AI answers is saved with its transcript, its summary and its outcome on the caller's record, and every chat, e-mail and form lands beside it. Call recording is off as shipped, and each colleague sees only the departments they are given.
In 2 minutes. Forward the lines you already have, tell Lisa your products, audiences, departments and hours, and give her the approved responses the AI may use. She reads your website for the rest and shows each change before and after, applied only when you say yes.
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